Laser Dentistry (Fotona)

Stomatologia Słubice uses a Fotona LightWalker dual-wavelength Er:YAG and Nd:YAG laser for a range of minimally invasive procedures. The laser can prepare cavities precisely, often without an injection, disinfect root canals more thoroughly, treat tooth hypersensitivity and address gum lesions, mouth ulcers and herpes. Each laser application is individually priced and is typically chosen for added precision, comfort and faster healing compared with conventional techniques.

A dental laser delivers focused light energy that can cut, vaporise or disinfect tissue very precisely. Stomatologia Słubice uses the Fotona LightWalker, a platform combining an Er:YAG wavelength suited to hard tissues such as enamel and dentine with an Nd:YAG wavelength suited to soft tissue and disinfection. This range of applications is associated with more conservative, comfortable treatment in several situations. For cavity preparation, the Er:YAG laser can remove decayed tissue with little vibration or heat, so minor fillings can often be carried out without an anaesthetic injection — a particular benefit for anxious patients. In root-canal treatment, laser disinfection is used to clean the fine canal system more thoroughly than mechanical cleaning alone, intended to reduce residual bacteria before the canal is sealed. The laser is also used to treat tooth hypersensitivity by sealing exposed dentine surfaces, and on soft tissue to manage gum lesions, recurrent aphthous (canker) sores and cold-sore (herpes) outbreaks, where it can ease symptoms and support faster healing. The clinic additionally offers a Fotona NightLase protocol for snoring, listed separately. Each laser procedure is priced individually and is often combined with conventional treatment rather than replacing it entirely. The dentist advises when a laser approach is appropriate for your particular tooth or condition, and for cross-border patients the German-speaking reception can help plan combined appointments.